The Help to Grow initiative, funded by the HM Government and provided by the Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS), is intended to help business leaders strengthen and grow their organisations in the aftermath of unprecedented disruption. The programme is a great opportunity for senior executives looking to future-proof their organisation, as it provides unparalleled networking opportunities as well as practical knowledge from top business experts.

The time commitment is 50 hours spread over 12 weeks of hybrid learning (8 online sessions via Microsoft Teams and 4 in-person case study sessions), with sessions taking place both online and in person at our main campus in Greenwich.

The training is 90% government-funded, and there is a one-time charge of only £750. 

London is often ranked as one of the world's most sustainable cities- take a closer look on our Sustainable London Tour. Beginning outside the Dominion Theatre, this two-hour walking tour examines London as a sustainable city as well as highlighting green initiatives from the private sector.

Weave through Covent Garden explore one of London's first ethical business hubs, and analyse retailers challenging the fast-fashion status-quo. Along the way discover the green credentials of the London skyline with some key examples of sustainable architecture. In the second half of the tour, cast your vote on controversial public policy initiatives seeking to tackle the greatest challenges of our time and the acute problems faced by London as a densely populated and historic metropolis. From transport to urban greening, come and find out if London is a truly sustainable city. 

We will discuss: Infrastructure, Buildings, Urban Greening, Public Transport and Business during this tour, we will allocate one guide per 16 students to ensure the best quality of the tour we are delivering. 

The NUSC Summer School provides opportunities for those both new to network and data science and those who wish to consolidate or expand existing knowledge in the field. Ten distinct courses offer introductions to R and Python, an introduction to social network analysis, organisational network analysis with xUCINET, discourse network analysis, experimental methods, programmatic approaches to text data, and non-coding approaches to text, quantitative and network analysis using Generative AI. The courses will be  provided in an in-person, campus environment, in the iconic UNESCO world heritage site of the University of Greenwich, in London. The courses are aimed to equip postgraduate students, researchers and social science practitioners with skills to apply in practical projects. 

Please note the venue has no disabled access and there is no on-site parking available.